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So excited about recent developments in Curse of Strahd. I decided early on (and especially since my players drew the tarokka card for the location of the sword to be in Sergei’s tomb) that the Sunsword has Sergei’s spirit inside.

An orc with battle scars and who is massive, falling for the tiny human who works as a barmaid in a tavern. She is the embodiment of sunshine and had no idea that orcs are supposed to be feared. The orc mistakes her friendliness for fearlessness and thinks she is the bravest human he has met. The barmaid is oblivious to this and is just incredibly kind, (which is brave in its own way). In reality the barmaid has a lot of fears and is a normal fragile human . The Orc finds out about this and surprisingly falls harder for this human. He makes it his job to protect this human and the whole tribe looks out for this tiny human. So this tiny bottle of sunshine has a whole tribe of scary orcs protecting her and she just thinks they are super friendly.

I know anything I post with them will immediately be derailed by Superman’s fat tits so here they are all in one so everyone can get it out of their system

Strahd being ok specially for @following-the-drum​

*blep*

Please, we need a translator

Please, we need a translator

Please, we need a translator

-many disabilities are worsened or triggered into flares by stress

-stress often occurs when other people are counting on you and there's a crunch to get things done

-employers regularly understaff, creating constant dependency on particular people and creating unneeded crunches

-disabled people become "unreliable" and "unhireable" because they have disabilities and cannot safely deal with the mandatory crunches

-on top of that, the crunches give previously abled people disabilities, shunting them into "unhireable"

Mount Ottermack – Dwarven Ruins, Miners, and Kobolds

You can now visit Garm’s Mount Ottermack, a mountain adventure setting featuring dwarven ruins, active  mining tunnels, and nasty kobolds!

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